Sentence examples for fertile resource from inspiring English sources

What was it about Botticelli that has made him such a fertile resource for other artists down the centuries?

Nagging, wheedling, needling, needy or demanding moms — often of the Jewish persuasion, it must be said — have been an endlessly fertile resource for comedy writers, the mother lode if you will permit a blunt pun.

Of that world itself we see laughably little; Wong's idea of the Western landscape, such a fertile resource to generations of writers and directors, is a few speeded-up shots of a Jaguar on a ribbon of road.

Of that world itself we see laughably little; Wong's idea of the Western landscape, such a fertile resource for generations of writers and directors, is a few speeded-up shots of a Jaguar on a ribbon of road.

The cohort of kConFab families is a fertile resource for research and already supports a wide range of projects.

'Gene talk' undoubtedly provided a flexible and fertile resource through which these intersubjective relations were shaped and negotiated.

Bourke quotes a fellow pioneer's tribute: "He was a typical frontiersman, bold, aggressive, and fertile in resource, laughing danger to scorn, rarely daunted by any obstacle, and in brief, possessing just those qualities which are essential in the foundation of a new state".

But, Welles continued, he also "has stirring and positive qualities, is fertile in resources, has great energy" and "is brave and daring like all of his family" (his adoptive brother was Admiral David G. Farragut).

Indicated by massive and fertile Th resources associated with granitic belts, 4 series of regional on-ground explorations are implemented in Peninsular Malaysia to obtain the baseline data of Th availability.

It allows to implement only small volume of repositories for the radioactive waste (mostly fission products) and to postpone the technically arduous problems of a large scale disposal of the long-lived wastes until the next millennium, i.e. up to the exhaustion of the fertile natural resources and/or the emergence of more effective technologies of nuclide separation/transmutation.

Romania enjoys a considerable wealth of natural resources: fertile land for agriculture; pastures for livestock; forests that provide hard and soft woods; petroleum reserves; metals, including gold and silver in the Apuseni Mountains; numerous rivers that supply hydroelectricity; and a Black Sea coastline that is the site of both ports and resorts.